Summary
Zhenfeng Liang is a Risk Manager based in New York with 11 years of experience applying quantitative engineering to credit and rates markets, currently covering a wide range of credit strategies at Soros Fund Management. He blends deep domain expertise in Agency MBS relative value, CLO modeling, term structure and prepayment modeling with production-quality coding in C++, Perl, SQL and research work in Python and R. Prior roles at BlackRock honed his quantitative development skills across Agency MBS and CLOs, while early advisory and teaching stints sharpened his ability to translate complex models into auditable portfolio analytics. He holds an MS in Financial Engineering and dual undergraduate degrees in economics and electronic engineering, a combination that fuels both rigorous modeling and practical system design. A Financial Risk Manager and CFA Level 3 candidate, he is as comfortable building scalable numerical libraries as he is constructing fund-level performance attribution. Notably, his background bridges electronic engineering and economics, giving him an uncommon perspective on implementing numerically efficient solutions for structured credit.
10 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science (MS) Financial Engineering, Master of Science (MS) Financial Engineering at Baruch College
Dual degree Bachelor of Science Economics, Dual degree Bachelor of Science Economics at Peking University
Bachelor of Engineering (BE) Electronic Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering (BE) Electronic Engineering at Beijing Institute of Technology
English, Chinese, Chinese